Campus Resources

• Counseling and Psychological Services: Support services, crisis intervention resources, faculty training, etc.

• Student Health Services: Various medical and sexual health services

• Disability Programs and Resources (DPRC): Resources and services for students with disabilities and other needs, including accommodations in classes

• Basic Needs: Housing, food and other basic needs resources for all students

• Associated Students Gator Groceries: Free food distribution from campus pantries, Mondays at the Student Life Event Center (Annex I) and Wednesdays and Thursdays in the Cesar Chavez Student Center

• Dream Resource Center: Support services for undocumented students

• Title IX: Promoting gender equity and preventing sexual harassment/sexual violence

• The SAFE Place: Crisis intervention, advocacy and confidential Title IX support for survivors dealing with past or recent incidents of sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, sexual harassment and/or stalking

• Pride at SF State: LGBTQ resources and organizations on campus

• Safe Zone: Campus network of LGBTQ allies

• University Police Department (UPD): Call 911 in any emergency. Visit website for non-emergency details and resources.

• J. Paul Leonard Library: Computer labs with printers, study rooms, laptop rentals and more

• Health Promotion and Wellness: Health education for the San Francisco State community through campus health initiatives and programming

• SF State Experimental College: EXCO fosters self-empowerment by promoting student-run, co-learning environments driven by critical, non-authoritarian, intersectional pedagogy; resistance to white supremacy; and, caring for the community.

• LCA Clubs and Activities: A list of College of Liberal & Creative Arts clubs and groups

• Transit Pass: Public transportation discounts, etc.

• Veterans' Services: Veteran benefits and services

• Office of Student Financial Aid: Estimated tuition rates

Please follow all instructions as shown on the specific form.

• Academic Probation Hold Clearance Form (PDF) – For removal of academic probation hold, once GPA has been brought to a minimum 2.0

• Exceed Max Units (PDF) – To enroll in 20 units or more during the fall and spring semester

• Independent Study (699/899) (PDF) – For eligible students to receive approval for independent study

• Waiver of College Regulations (PDF) – Waivers for various issues such as adding a course already repeated, late add of course for current semester and late graduation application

• Withdrawals – Current-semester withdrawals are handled electronically and only after the last day to drop has passed. Click the link to see the acceptable and non-acceptable reasons for current-semester withdrawal.

• Change of Grade (PDF) – Request to change letter grade or incomplete grade

• Course Substitution/Waiver Form (PDF) – Substitution or waiver for courses taken at another institution or under another major or minor program

For more additional forms and petitions, visit the Registrar’s Office.